MDR Technician

Halton Healthcare•Oakville, ON

1d•CA$31 - CA$32•Onsite

About The Position

You will be responsible for ensuring that the Medical Device Reprocessing Department provides reprocessed items to patients and clients throughout the organization in a manner that adheres to guidelines and standards set by organizations such as CSA (Canadian Standards Association), PIDAC (Provincial Infections Diseases Advisory Committee), MDRAO (Medical Device Reprocessing Association of Ontario) and Health Canada. The MDRT is also responsible for effectively communicating with the clients in the workplace in order to ensure all their reprocessing needs are met in a timely and efficient manner.

Requirements

Minimum grade 12 education required
Current certificate from a recognized college Medical Device Reprocessing Course required; combination of in-class and apprenticeship hours required; OR Equivalent combination of education and experience will be considered: MDRAO (CSAO) or CSA Certification with minimum one-year relevant experience in Medical Device Reprocessing.
Demonstrated experience using reprocessing equipment. For example, washer disinfectors, steam sterilizers, low temperature sterilizer
Excellent communication skills - both oral and written English
Aptitude for working with delicate and heavy equipment
Ability to meet the physical demands of the position
Satisfactory employment and attendance record required
Must be comfortable working alone if the situation occurs
Strong in patient centered care in a dynamic, rapidly changing environment
Ready to drive change and innovation
Good communication skills with a clear patient focus
Ability to manage execution and to foster teamwork and cooperation

Responsibilities

Ensuring that the Medical Device Reprocessing Department provides reprocessed items to patients and clients throughout the organization in a manner that adheres to guidelines and standards set by organizations such as CSA (Canadian Standards Association), PIDAC (Provincial Infections Diseases Advisory Committee), MDRAO (Medical Device Reprocessing Association of Ontario) and Health Canada.
Effectively communicating with the clients in the workplace in order to ensure all their reprocessing needs are met in a timely and efficient manner.